Triangle Piercing

The triangle piercing resides horizontally behind the clitoris and through the base of the hood tissue. Generally, the wearer has a significant increase in sensitivity, especially during intercourse, as it ‘pushes’ the clitoris outwards.

Considered a more advanced and less common genital piercing due to the complexity of its placement and variety of anatomical types.

The triangle is a very anatomical piercing, so a consultation is suggested to ensure correct anatomy before getting your heart set on it.

Bleeding can occur for the first week due to the vascular nature of the tissue it passes through, and often a spread-outwards circular barbell (horseshoe) is worn for the healing, allowing the jewellery to rest between the labia majora and minora.

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